ashley strohmier live in new york, thank you. let's bring in rabbi chaim mentz christina, former democratic candidate for u.s. senate in california and a previous brigadier general and israeli defense forces. general, the wall street journal had the following by the editorial board, "hamas murders 6 hostages, israel is blamed." it goes on to read, hamas probably can't believe it's lock or the lack of moral seriousness by it's enemies. the terrorists murders six israeli hostages including one dual citizen american and israel is suddenly under pressure to make concessions to hamas. why is the first reaction from this country, general, to blame the israeli government? >> i think it's terrible. we are dealing with an evil organization that executed six citizens and israel must defend itself. we are fighting an existential threat on several fronts and we need administration to stand firmly with israel, not to point the blame towards israel but towards hamas. hamas is killing our citizens, holding hostages. and massacred 1200 people in

ashley strohmier live in new york, thank you.o-author of stolen youth bethany mandel and columbia university freshman. thank you for coming on. i want to play some sound, this is one of your fellow freshmen students at columbia university. watch. >> i don't feel safe on campus even now that i'm here. from my room i can hear the protests quite clearly. him on the second floor facing broadway. walking through campus, i notice flyers being handed out to visibly jewish students, basically fires telling them they are complicit in genocide. i feel like there's a target on my back for being jewish. >> trace: to you and other jewish students at columbia share her concerns? >> one hundred%. she's a friend of mine and i completely agree with what she said. even starting last week with the beginning of orientation, we saw these masks protesters handing out pamphlets to visibly jewish students from classrooms that face broadway. we can hear the chanting and it's majorly disruptive. i feel constantly targeted. >> trace: it's amazing. bethany,

ashley strohmier. >> i don't think it's either.at she truly cares about the border because she's not gone down there at all in the last couple of years and it seems purely political just to show her face for this one. >> trace: jenny. >> it's a cynical political move because you helped great the crisis but she's not burdened by what has been. >> trace: lydia. >> it seems too little too late. it frankly brings visibility to an issue that isn't winning for her, but i will say i applaud her, it's taken her a really long time but at least she may go down and see what's going on. that might be good. >> trace: kevin corke. >> it's the right thing to do but it's the biggest political i role in history. no one is buying this at all. >> trace: i think that's fair. jeff. >> i could see her taking a different tone, maybe she goes to a city which is important for the cross-border relationship between the u.s. and mexico and maybe she totally talks about how we have to get along better and it's important for the economy. >> trace: rabbi. >> i t

i'm ashley strohmier. in america" and the headlines on foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> when we talk about bringingh down prices and making life more affordable for people, what aree a few specific things you have in mind for that? >> well, i will start with this. i grew ser up a middle-class kia not everyone necessarily has access teo the resources that cn help them build those dreams and ambitions. my opportunity economy plan includes giving start-ups and $50,000 tax deduction, giving first-time home buyers a $25,000 down payment assistance to bejut able to just get in the door. >> trey: to say that asbe robotic would not be fair to robots. but is sis so strange to hear someone in power talk about whaf she would do if she was in pow power. she talks about plans to lower prices and affordable housing and child care and stop wars, yet, she's had three years and hasn't done any of it! joining us as house oversight chair james comer fromm th the e of kentucky. tuesday night when she wasttli rattling off what she would de

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier in new york.e reaching new heights with hezbollah with cross-border strikes. israel hitting central beirut and the first time they have struck and that limits in this conflict. lebanon's health ministry climbed 100 people were killed strikes on sunday including two top hezbollah commanders. their death comes after iranian-backed military group leader killed. and planning to carry out ground operations in lebanon. and launching attacks on who the yemen and to prevent that group from getting supplies. president biden plans to speak with israel's prime minister san to prevent wider conflict. i'm ashley strohmier and back to the program. ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." israel has waged war against hezbollah make hamas for yearsbc and budget men, women andhost children into cost and some remain hostage to this day your chair recently the jewish state directed attention north of lebanon where hezbollah backed by the 19 sows discord and operates with impunity. israel and hezbollah

ashley strohmier live in new york, thank you. let's bring in california g.o.p. chairwoman and political strategies founder and president. thank you for coming on. putting this up on the screen, the democratic ballot edge and some key states like florida where it's down to 5%. north carolina 15%. pennsylvania pretty hefty at 35% but all of these are narrowing. what do you think. >> i think it's great news for republicans. we work hard for the last couple cycles to get republicans out to vote early, to trust the process when it comes to early mail-in voting. honestly it's paying off. we are seeing dividends in a lot of different states. as being a little bit behind but very close is a good sign. >> trace: it's amazing, because you in california have been part of this push and it appears to be paying off. >> we are and we saw this really start to happen in the 1920s like. that year we had record turn out here in, over 17 million voters. 80%, the highest we've ever had. we went out early and major we were helping people to develop their plans. we are making sure we

i'm ashley strohmier, live in new york. we are following breing news out of israel. that's where a nationwide labor strike has begun in the international, the largest international airport in the country is now closed. the country's largest labor union called for the strikes after the bodies of six hamas held hostages were found in underground tunnels in gaza on saturday. union leaders hope a strike will put additional pressure on the government to reach a ceasefire and hostage deal with hamas. the strike was set to start at 6 a.m. local time, 1 a.m. eastern time, and it's expected to last for one day. israel's main international airport shut down in solidarity. it's expected to be closed for at least two hours. israel's finance minister was working on sunday to stop the strike from happening, but his attempts appeared to have failed. this all coming as massive protests continue to erupt across israel. in response to the six bodies recovered by the idf. one of those victims was a 23 year old israeli american. an estimated 550,000 protesters rep

. >> welcome to fox news live in ashley strohmier or new york.president biden and vice president kamala harris joining forces at the campaign rally in the battleground state of pennsylvania. labor day is considered the kickoff of the final stretch of the race for the white house. it was first appearance alongside harris since dropping out of the race in july. together, they made the case that their record on labor will continue to workers if harris wins in november. gop front runner donald trump held no rallies but took to truth social to attack harris over high transportation and food costs. >> terror on board a chicago area train monday morning left four people dead. police now say this was a random attack and that the victims were targeted while they were sleeping on the train. the suspected gunman is in custody. i'm ashley strohmier to back to jesse waters. primetime for all of your headlines. log on to foxnews.com. >> in 19 77, jimmy carter drove through the south bronx and called it the worst slum in america. he vowed to reshape the new yor

i'm ashley strohmier. no. back to "hannity" for all of your headlines. log on to foxnews.com. >> vice president harris tapped minnesota governor tim walz, basically the bernie sanders of governors to be a running mate, making it one of the most far left radical tickets in american history. now here is my monologue on walls. radical, extreme and frankly, dangerous record. >> let us begin with governor walz, crowning achievement, allowing entire neighborhoods and a police precinct in his own state to be burned straight to the ground during the riots in the summer of 2020. and he sat by and he did nothing, absolutely nothing for days and days. j.d. vance, he pointed this out today, harris and walz walz make an interesting duo for all the wrong reasons. take a look. >> to her credit, kamala harris and tim walz do make an interesting team because if we remember the rioting the summer of 2020, tim walz was the guy who let rioters burn down minneapolis. and then kamala harris was the one who bailed the rioters out of jail. so there's an interesting team in that

. ♪ welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier in new york.u are one of the millions of people trying to squeak out the last bits of summer this labor day weekend, and accordingly. highways, beaches and theme parks are expected to be jampacked. tsa expects to screen 17 million people throughout wednesday. if you travel by car, travel experts say the best time to leave is early morning or late evening and speaking of air travel, nasa is moving to astronauts from next month spacex crew flight to make room for asher not stuck at the space station to come home. in space since june 6 after their boeing starlight are capital encountered a slew of problems and supposed to be in space for about a week and both are slated to brought back to earth in february. back to one nation with brian kilmeade. ♪ >> new ms. universe. south africa. [cheering] >> pageant queen to advocate empowering women. tim tebow surviving a terrifying carjacking after being found south africa which changed the life to miss universe as yourself. observe a brand-new book you got to

i'm ashley strohmier. live in new york.are following breaking news out of the middle east where the family of israeli american hostage hersh goldberg-polin confirms he has been killed in the gaza strip. the family issued this statement just hours after the israeli army confirmed it had, quote, found a number of bodies in gaza. it says, quote, with broken hearts. the goldberg-polin family is devastated to announce the death of their beloved son and brother, hersh. it went on to say the family thanks you all for your love and support and asks for privacy at this time. the white house confirms the idf found six bodies in total in underground tunnels on saturday. hamas militants took around 250 people during its. october 7th terror attack on israel. an estimated 101 hostages remain in their custody. this news comes as ceasefire and hostage talks continue between israel and hamas. thousands of protesters in israel continue to demand prime minister benjamin netanyahu reach a deal. joining us now, once again, we have rabbi mintz o

i'm ashley strohmier, live in new york. we are following breaking news out of israel.t's where a nationwide labor strike has started. and the largest international airport has suspended flights. the country's largest labor union called for the strikes after the bodies of six hamas held hostages were found in an underground tunnels in gaza on saturday. union leaders hope a strike will put additional pressure on the government to reach a ceasefire and hostage deal with hamas. the strike is expected to last for one day and includes everything from government ministries to hospitals and universities. israel's main international airport also stopped many flights this morning in solidarity. israel's finance minister was working on sunday to stop the strike from happening, but those attempts failed. this all coming as massive protests continue to erupt across israel in response to the six bodies recovered by the idf. one of those victims, a 23 year old israeli american. an estimated 550,000 protesters reportedly flooded the streets in tel aviv alone on sunday. they're also de

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i'm ashley strohmier, live in new york. several new rounds of israeli airstrikes this morning against hezbollah targets in southern lebanon. the strikes are in response to dozens of hezbollah rockets fired into northern israel. most of the projectiles were intercepted, and there are no reports of extensive damage. lebanon saw its deadliest day yesterday since the hezbollah israel war in 2006. almost 500 people were killed. israeli warplanes have struck more than 1600 hezbollah targets in recent days. the conflict escalated last week with massive coordinated attacks that blew up pagers and walkie talkies of thousands of hezbollah fighters. fox and friends first will have more on this developing story at five, as. "fox & friends first" will have more and backsm to regular programming already in progress. >> laura: it has audio of what could be apparenppart admissione ruth. he made a jailhouse calllo to a woman andgi apologized twice. his female friend told him he did the worst thing he could have possibly done. andd things ar

i am ashley strohmier and back to "sunday night in america."n america." ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back toback "sunday night in america." doj announced sanctions on russia for allegedly trying toga influence the upcomingrl anelections. merrick garland filed chargess and seized internet sites. some right-wing provocateurs were used by russia. vladimir putin thinks it is aroo joke. >> be advised for supporters to support ms. harris? that is what we will do is is a support her as well. d that is the first thing. secondly, her life and so expressive and infectious and that meanss she is doing well. >> trey: you may want to brush up on his english and grammar little bit. the kremlin is not alone, china and iran actively seeking to influence the election too. can the intelligence stop hostile and credibility to be taken seriously when they issuei warnings? thttee ae chair and house intele committee, at mike turner from ohio. welcome, chairman, and other foreign actors sowing the seeds of discord. how shall the u.s. respond? >> trey, thank you for having me

i am ashley strohmier back to sunday night america, log on to foxnews.com.ack to "sunday night in america" the u.s. and china seem to be waging a war without traditional weapons. this is with intellectual property and proxies and siding what each country considers to be an enemy and even trade, what can be done, what should be done to win the battle before the proverbial war and therefore avoided shooting more that could spell the end of life as we know it, joining a senator tom cotton who served in uniform, he had his eye on china the entire time in public service, welcome is good to see you. during the pandemic we promised ourselves that we would rid ourselves of the reliance on china for certain things like medicine, technology and rare minerals, how are we doing on that front? >> unfortunately we are not doing so well the biden administration continues to erect regulatory burden and hurdles and obstacles to doing things like making basic pharmaceuticals in the country were semiconductor chips or other critical goods whether low-tech or high-tech essentia

i'm ashley strohmier acted truths with vivek ramaswamy our message to every legal immigrant in this countrys this. you're like my parents. you deserve the opportunity to secure a better life for your children in america. but our message to illegal immigrants is also this. we will return you to your country of origin. not because you are bad people, but because you broke the law and the united states of america was founded on the rule of law. there are definitely two different views at the table, and it would be a shame not to have both represented, especially as it relates to the american right. this might be the debate, actually, that defines the future direction of the conservative movement. is this question about immigration and identity. one thing i would start with, you know, you mentioned this whole our identity is not as a non identity. and we have to start there. people for whom the american idea is working, has lost the most appeal seems to be that group like the sort of elite american culture they seem to be out of touch, with. they're not excited about the american idea anymore.

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ashley strohmier live in new york. we have sad news to report this morning.ckson, one of the brothers who made up the beloved pop group the jackson five, has died. he was the third of nine jackson children, which includes a global superstars, michael and sister janet jackson. tito's sons, posting a statement on instagram sunday, reading it's with heavy hearts that we announce that our beloved father, rock n roll hall of famer tito jackson, is no longer with us. we are shocked, saddened and heartbroken. our father was an incredible man who cared about everyone and their well-being. the jackson five included brothers jackie, tito, jermaine, marlon and michael. the family group, which was inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame in 1997, produced several number one hits in the 70s, including abc, i want you back and i'll be there. a cause of death has not been given. tito jackson was 70 years old. again, if you are just now tuning in. tito jackson, one of the world's renowned jackson five, has died. he was the third of nine jackson children, which includes glo